eruption
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Alaska’s Great Sitkin Volcano Erupts, Sends Ash Plume 15,000 Feet High
A volcano in Alaska's Aleutian Islands erupted on Friday, July 15, 2023, sending a large ash cloud into the air that triggered warnings to pilots about potentially dangerous conditions.
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Philippines' Most Active Volcano on the Verge of Eruption, Alert Level 2 Raised Amid Volcanic Unrest
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Experts Predict Columbia Volcano is on the Verge of Eruption, Might Erupt in a Few Days
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Fagradalsfjall, Iceland's Newest Active Volcano, Amazed the World
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Herculaneum Man's Brain Turned to Glass in Vesuvius Eruption, Study Shows
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Shiveluch Volcano Spews Dust Clouds 65,600 Feet Up, Blankets 300 Miles of Russia with Ash After Eruption
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Merapi Volcano Eruption Shoots Hot Clouds 4 Miles Up, Evacuation Possible —Indonesia
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Tanaga Volcano, Alaska on Orange Alert as 2-Day Earthquakes Signal Upcoming Eruption
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Kilauea Volcano Ends 61-Day Eruption, No Active Lava Detected — Hawaii
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Tonga Volcanic Eruption Temporarily Increases Global Temperature Over 1.5 Degrees Celsius
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Kilauea Resumes Eruption as Lava Flows Again to Summit Crater of Hawaii Volcano
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No Evacuation Issued as Fuego Volcano Eruption Persists with Active Lava Flows, Ash Fall, Crater Avalanches — Guatemala
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Sunrise Massive Glow from Mauna Loa Caldera Observed Day after Eruption when Lava Reached 200 Feet in Height